Maximum Overdrive

Discussion in 'hardware' started by DVD+R, Sep 6, 2011.

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  1. DVD+R

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    Whooo Hoo :cool: Don't try this at home boys & girls ( unless you know what your doing) I just Overclocked my i7 3.40Ghz to 6.00Ghz :eek: I'm using Liquid Nitrogen as a cooler, and the rig is running steady at just 40c whilst Idle :D

    I got the LN from my local surgury (Shhh :gack: ) Anyway, this is Insanely fast
     
  2. cozumel

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    Sounds good, Is she stable?. What temps have you got under load/stress and what mobo you running dude? In fact, any chance of posting your settings within the BIOS please?

    And a couple of photos would be great too...Pretty please....(The word 'please' is underlined, in italic, bold, with flashing lights and fireworks going off all around it....) :cool: :D :cool:
     
  3. Rainwalker

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    Yes, please post DVD+R.
     
  4. J_L

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    Is Turbo Boost enabled?
     
  5. Noob

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    Nice overclock DVD+R LOL
    The most i could get out of my E2180 (Yeah lame) was 2.8GHZ from 2.0GHZ with stock voltage, tried to get to 3.0GHZ but failed, even if i increased voltage a lot and with the stock fan it's a no go :D
     
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    Wow it's stable? :rolleyes:
     
  8. DVD+R

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    New Hard drive Install of Windows 7 Professional x64 starting from scratch:

    Time taken from Install to Online with Nvidia drivers installed: 5 minutes 22 seconds :cool:

    Cold start : 16.2 seconds :cool:

    Reboot : 10.4 seconds :cool:
     
  9. Mrkvonic

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    You do realize that cpu is never a bottleneck? Disk, disk, disk ... My new rig - an article coming in a few weeks - boots in 15 sec on standard 7200rpm disk, so the cpu probably plays little part.

    Nice to see you put medicinal tools to good use, though :)

    Cheers,
    Mrk
     
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    Love to see a photograph of the actual rig, inside the case. What it looks like etc.
     
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    my CPU is always the bottleneck
    if I have one which is not often
    dual CPU black edition
    never ran out of memory
    not sure about disk but doesn't seem to be a problem
    if anything locks up or slows down its the CPU overloaded
    but very rare
     
  13. DVD+R

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    Behave pidbo :cautious: It's not Industrial quantities that I'm using here, it's bassically a container the size of a small teacup *puppy*
     
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